Which Countries Have the Highest Gasoline Prices?

What We’re Showing

This infographic ranks the top 25 countries with the highest regular gasoline prices in 2025, based on data from the World Bank. Prices are in USD per liter.

Key Takeaways

• The Central African Republic tops the global list with gasoline prices at $1.81 per liter, with high dependence on imported fuels.
• Belize ($1.60) and Zimbabwe ($1.54) round out the top three.
• New Zealand has the highest retail gasoline price among high-income countries, at $1.53 per liter, likely due to taxes and import costs.
• African countries dominate the list, making up 11 of the top 25, with infrastructure limitations and dependency on imported fuel inflating prices at the pump.